Common use of COMPLETION OF AGREEMENT Clause in Contracts

COMPLETION OF AGREEMENT. A. This document comprises the entire Agreement between the District and the Federation on the matters within the lawful scope of negotiations. The Parties shall have no further obligation to meet and negotiate, during the term of this Agreement, on any subject whether or not said subject is covered by this agreement, even though such subject was not known nor considered at the time of the negotiations leading to the execution of this Agreement. B. The provisions of this Agreement shall prevail over inconsistent past practice, written policies, administrative regulations and state laws to the extent permitted by law.

COMPLETION OF AGREEMENT. A. 25.1 This document comprises the entire Agreement between the District and the Federation Association on the matters within the lawful scope of negotiations. The Parties District shall have no further obligation to meet and negotiate, during the term of this Agreement, on any subject whether or not said subject is covered by this agreementAgreement, even though such subject was not known nor considered at the time of the negotiations leading to the execution of this Agreement. B. 25.2 The provisions of this Agreement shall prevail over inconsistent past practice, written policies, policies and administrative regulations and state laws to the extent permitted by law.

COMPLETION OF AGREEMENT. A. 24.1 This document comprises the entire Agreement between the District and the Federation Association on the matters within the lawful scope of negotiations. The Parties District shall have no further obligation to meet and negotiate, during the term of this Agreement, on any subject whether or not said subject is covered by this agreementAgreement, even though such subject was not known nor considered at the time of the negotiations leading to the execution of this Agreement. B. 24.2 The provisions of this Agreement shall prevail over inconsistent past practice, written policies, policies and administrative regulations and state laws to the extent permitted by law.

COMPLETION OF AGREEMENT. A. This document comprises the entire Agreement between the District and the Federation on the matters within the lawful scope of negotiations. The Parties shall have no further obligation to meet and negotiate, during the term of this Agreement, on any subject whether or not said subject is covered by this agreementAgreement, even though such subject was not known nor considered at the time of the negotiations leading to the execution of this Agreement. B. The provisions of this Agreement shall prevail over inconsistent past practice, written policies, administrative regulations and state laws to the extent permitted by law.

COMPLETION OF AGREEMENT. A. ‌ This document comprises the entire Agreement between the District and the Federation Union on the matters within the lawful scope of negotiations. The Parties District shall have no further obligation to meet and negotiate, during the term of this Agreement, on any subject whether or not said subject is covered by this agreementAgreement, even though such subject was not known nor considered at the time of the negotiations leading to the execution of this AgreementAgreement except where the Agreement so provides. B. The provisions of this Agreement shall prevail over inconsistent past practice, written policies, administrative regulations and state laws to the extent permitted by law.

COMPLETION OF AGREEMENT. A. This document comprises the entire Agreement between the District and the Federation Union on the matters within the lawful scope of negotiations. The Parties District shall have no further obligation to meet and negotiate, during the term of this Agreement, on any subject whether or not said subject is covered by this agreementAgreement, even though such subject was not known nor considered at the time of the negotiations leading to the execution of this AgreementAgreement except where the Agreement so provides. B. The provisions of this Agreement shall prevail over inconsistent past practice, written policies, administrative regulations and state laws to the extent permitted by law.